Sentence examples for generated tension from inspiring English sources

This too has generated tension.

The White House official Sebastian Gorka, a bloviating Islamophobe, also generated tension.

Mr. Christie's attachment to Mr. Springsteen's music has generated tension in the governor's race.

The Tomic family, who moved to Australia when Bernard was 3, has long generated tension in the tennis community.

The prospect that politicians here may work out a com promise whereby some of the new regional governmental bodies and offices may be moved from Catanzaro to Reg gio Calabria has generated tension.

But the assassination on August 12th of Lakshman Kadirgamar, Sri Lanka's foreign minister, generated tension of a different sort: did it herald the end of the 3½-year ceasefire in the country's 22-year-old civil war?

However, on the other hand, these strategies generated tensions: between HIV-dedicated and general HRH staff, by creating parallel channels of management and inequities in incomes.

These centralizing measures imposed increasing demands upon both the Mughal officials and the local magnates and therefore generated tensions expressed in various forms of resistance.

This has generated tensions between different water users and precipitated a water allocation plan for the Howard East aquifer.

It's too important an issue to me". The returning officers, who have been rehired since October, have generated tensions in the department, with some colleagues asking why they had been rehired.

The histories of these regions generated tensions between Somali ethnic identification and Somalian nationality.